Chapter 911: Chapter 862: Beelzebub, the Hidden aning of Dung-Picking!
With the conclusion of the eting to establish the city of Skyshattering Thunder, the aid from the four major guilds of the Bright Alliance imdiately began. The archer corps and jungle hunter units with a total Command Value of 200,000 from Ninth Heaven and the Star Guild started moving towards the Dwarf Kingdom’s capital through the various military relay stations.
The sight of 200,000 shooter troops spread across the land sounds intimidating, but calculating based on the current average Command Power of top players at around 3,000, it essentially amounts to the U.S. of about 60 players’ troop capacity, similar to a large instance battle with full deploynt.
Furthermore, the Royal Family and Bloodrose Guild also provided a substantial amount of resource gold coin and so military assistance. Two days later in real-ti, when this large force arrived at the Dwarf Kingdom’s capital, the grand battle of 200,000 troops to pacify the Divine Domain Space was about to begin. Of course, Bloodrose and the Royal Family would also purchase a large number of troops from players in the dwarf capital.
Considering that the monsters in the Divine Domain Space are immortal, at least not sothing mortal power can destroy, the main objective of the guilds is still to use these forces to explore through the exit of the Divine Domain Space, to pioneer those uncharted territories.
For Star and Ninth Heaven, who had their small accounts banned across borders, developing the old world is a natural developnt path. And pioneering naturally ans sacrifice and risk. Each guild is prepared for the possibility of investing everything and returning with nothing. The benefit of joint developnt is that, even if they lose everything, they can all bear it.
Of course, the biggest beneficiary tonight is Skyshattering Thunder, who could achieve teoric rise with the help of the four major guilds in the China Region. However, for Skyshattering Thunder, the value of the city itself is not what he needs; he only needs to quickly gain the trust of the Prince, even if it ans giving up all city benefits.
After all, joint action should have been taken a long ti ago. Now even the United States doesn’t send troops alone to fight, and these large guilds that only know how to keep things to themselves only realized it now, which is truly foolish. Skyshattering Thunder, while feeling proud, couldn’t help but feel disdain in his heart.
Compared to the spirited Skyshattering Thunder, who received help from multiple parties, Blood Sea Wave’s mood tonight was obviously much worse.
The Deserted Barbarian Pirate Island, Pirate eting Hall.
Black Water, Black Hand, Blood Raid, Blood Sail, Innocent, and other pirate forces gathered in one room to hold a criticism eting for Blood Sea Wave. Blood Sea Wave and Barak were silent. Then Blood Sea Wave’s pirate reputation dropped from respected to despised.
Being despised ans that Blood Sea Wave will find it difficult to mobilize pirate NPCs in the future just with his eloquence. In other words, although he didn’t lose half a ship in this failure, the real loss can no longer be asured by ships.
What to do next? Can he really only rely on building his city to slowly restore his reputation among pirates? The problem is, Da Fei has already taken action, how much ti does he have left?
The eting ended, and the various pirates left after venting their anger, leaving only Blood Sea Wave and Barak in the spacious ritual hall.
Barak took a swig of dull wine and let out a long sigh.
This useless guy who only knows how to drink! Blood Sea Wave then approached and said, "Boss, if this continues, things won’t look good."
Barak said with a sigh, "It’s already not looking good. If I hadn’t been injured, would these riffraff dare to fart in front of ?"
Blood Sea Wave frowned. Under normal circumstances, even if a hero died, they would only be in a weakened state for ten minutes before reviving at full health, without any impact. Barak had been in an "injured" state ever since his mutual destruction battle with the forr Rock, which undoubtedly ant that the storyline scene had been ongoing and would probably continue until the forr Rock returned for revenge and settled the matter.
Having failed to stop Da Fei himself, Rock is sure to return, and he’s no match for Da Fei. Once Barak is taken down, it will all be over. Now he can only take a desperate gamble. Although Barak is finished, he is still a faction leader and should reveal the goods in his stomach.
Blood Sea Wave gritted his teeth and said, "Boss, I want to enhance my strength! Is there really any way to quickly enhance strength?"
Barak shook his head, "No!"
Blood Sea Wave replied seriously, "No kidding! We don’t have ti, no matter what the cost, I want to quickly gain strength! I heard rumors about the Demon Pirates when drinking in a tavern!"
Barak said in a deep voice, "Demon Pirates ans pirates who have beco demons, who find no pleasure in drinking, smoking, womanizing, or gambling. Their only pleasure is in killing and drinking blood."
Blood Sea Wave couldn’t help but smile with surprise, thinking, players playing as undead in the ga have no issues with it, who cares about smoking and drinking! Seems like there are goods indeed.
Blood Sea Wave firmly said, "No problem, as long as I can enhance strength, those eating, drinking, and playing don’t matter! We can’t just sit and wait for death!"
"Exactly, waiting for death has never been my style!" Barak took out a Sea Chart, pointed to a skull-marked red Vortex Gate icon on it, and said, "This is the Vortex Gate leading to the Mist Demon Cave, easy to find, blood-red. But under normal circumstances, you can’t enter. You must kill 100 heroes within 10 days to be allowed in. There’s a demon sealed inside, more accurately, a demon avatar projection. As long as you pass the trial of this avatar, you can gain its power!"
Blood Sea Wave’s eyebrows jumped, realizing the so-called killing and drinking blood ans killing 100 players in PK? But it doesn’t matter, pirates are originally red-nad worldwide.
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